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I had the same problem almost every time I played. For about 3 days now I haven’t had this issue anymore (hopefully thanks to this fix). I also play on the highest settings (RX 9060 XT).
What I did was add two entries to the Windows registry. Maybe this will help someone else:
Open Registry Editor and go to:
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers
In this location, add two new DWORD (32-bit) values:
1.Name: TdrDdiDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 3c
2.Name: TdrDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 3c
What this does by chatgpt:
These settings increase the timeout Windows allows the graphics driver to respond before it is considered unresponsive and reset (TDR – Timeout Detection and Recovery). Some games or heavy GPU loads can cause brief driver delays, which normally trigger a crash. Increasing these values gives the GPU more time to recover and can prevent random crashes.
- L_z_D91202 months agoSeasoned Novice
Same GPU at my place. Yesterday I created these values and today was smooth (too early to call it a fix although). But I added 3 values:
1.Name: TdrDdiDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 202.Name: TdrDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 202.Name: TdrDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 3BIOS upgrade, underclock, game file verification, shader cache clearing, windows update (KB5072033), drivers downgrade and latest driver did not solve the issue.
- Majortom7312 months agoSeasoned Traveler
Can you please give a little more information about these values and where to find them? I have no idea what you're talking about and I'm reasonably familiar with PC workings.
- L_z_D91202 months agoSeasoned Novice
It's just like Ziom91 wrote before me:
Open Registry Editor as administrator and go to:
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDriversIn this location, add three new DWORD (32-bit) values:
1.Name: TdrDdiDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 202.Name: TdrDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 202.Name: TdrDelay
Value (Hexadecimal): 3I modified Ziom91 directions with my values (thanks for his input!). It's up to you do choose if you add two or three values.
- chilenozo2 months agoSeasoned Novice
Just gonna say that neither yours nor L_z_D9120's solution worked for me. I do have a 9060 XT 16Gb as well
- TooonArmy622 months agoSeasoned Adventurer
Same here 3 crashes in 3 hours 🤷♂️
- L_z_D91202 months agoSeasoned Novice
Unfortunate. I'm currently on a 3 days streak without crash, but I have it like this. Give it a shot?
Like Ziom91 mentioned TdrLevel 3 is already a default so you can leave it without it. Idk why Grok suggested entering 20 and not 3c. At this situation probably everything is worth a try.
Ziom91 Did you had any crashes after the registry change?- TooonArmy622 months agoSeasoned Adventurer
I tried this setting today and had no crashes after 4 hrs , I’m not counting my chickens but will see how it goes for the next few days 🤞
- SIDEWINDR6662 months agoRising Adventurer
This won't really resolve the issue, you will still have timeouts and the DXGI card removed error will still happen, it just extends the time the system takes to detect the issue.
I tried these settings when I was having the issue, I am back to defaults now.